City Council will decide whether to close and vacate a small segment of Hatcher Place between 11th Avenue South and Caldwell Park. Vacation could affect property access and neighborhood circulation in this area.
City moves forward on a multi-party agreement involving PACE, a construction joint venture, and Robins & Morton/A.G. Gaston Construction for a public facilities project. Details on project scope, location, and budget are not yet public.
The city will seize private property at 5139 Civic Circle to build a public park, potentially affecting the current owner. Liberty Highlands residents gain new recreational space.
City enters multi-party agreement for athletic and cultural facilities construction with PACE, B&G-CRD Joint Venture, and Robins & Morton/A.G. Gaston Construction.
Free community Easter event at Harrison Park on April 2. City funds support family-friendly recreation in public spaces.
City funds a study to explore expansion or renovation of the Birmingham Museum of Art, shaping what public cultural space looks like in coming years.
Park gets new bins and liners for improved cleanliness and public use.
City spending $46,736 on underground electrical infrastructure for LIV Parkside Development. This is a non-bid contract, meaning no competitive bidding process was used.
Alabama Power will gain legal right to access and work within Maclin Park to reroute overhead electrical facilities. The easement may affect park use during construction and potentially limit future park development on the affected area.
Council is hiring a consultant to deliver entrepreneurship programs for small-business owners in two neighborhoods. Program details and contract value are not disclosed in the item.
The City is boosting support for Birmingham's public athletic, cultural, and entertainment facilities through an amended funding agreement with PACE.
The city is using Elyton Village, a public housing community, as overflow parking for the Birmingham Bowl event. This $7,000 payment to the Housing Authority compensates residents for temporary loss of parking access during the event.
UAB Chevron at 1413 11th Avenue South now authorized to sell beer and wine. Liquor license transfers require city approval before operation begins.
The City is boosting support for Birmingham's public athletic, cultural, and entertainment facilities through an amended funding agreement with PACE.
Reginald E. Towns and Norman B. Williams receive approval to operate a Lounge Retail Class I liquor license at 9500 Parkway East, enabling alcohol service at the establishment.
Wylam Library moves toward renovation or rebuild with design work starting now. The $110,000 contract kicks off the planning phase for a community institution serving residents in the Wylam neighborhood.
Public funding supports a community dance program at Fountain Heights Recreation Center on December 18, improving access to cultural activities for neighborhood residents.
Temporary carpet installation at the Birmingham Museum of Art Jemison Gallery. Competitive bid awarded to lowest-cost vendor.
Alabama Power will be allowed to install and maintain electrical infrastructure on city property at Lowery Park. The project relocates existing power lines, which may temporarily affect park access or operations during construction.